Thousands of war brides came to Canada after the First World War but we rarely hear about these pioneering war brides. Travel back-in-time with Annette Fulford to explore the history of the First World War Brides through newspaper articles, documents and photographs of the era.
This presentation ranges from 20 minutes to 1 hour via zoom or in person from the Vancouver area. It is a mix of historical and genealogical information depending on the audience.
In person presentation includes two large presentation boards with additional historical information about the war brides.
Contact Annette Fulford wwiwarbrides@shaw.ca or firstworldwarbrides@gmail.com for more information
First World War Brides (Online), Guild of One Name Study (Liverpool), April 2025
First World War Brides (Hybrid), Strathcona County Library (Alberta), November 2022
First World War Brides (Zoom), Langley Heritage Society, February 2022
First World War Brides (Zoom), Evergreen Genealogy (Comox), January 2021
First World War Brides (Zoom), Surrey Historical Society, November 2020
First World War Brides (Zoom), BC Genealogical Society, November 2020
First World War Brides, Langley Heritage Society, September 2020
First World War Brides, Port Moody Station Museum, November 2019
WWI Brides and Canadian Soldiers in the Influenza Pandemic, Abbotsford Family History Day, May 2019
100 Years of Canadian War Brides, Abbotsford Genealogical Society, June 2014
Love Will Find a Way: Researching Canadian WWI Soldiers and War Brides, Surrey Tri-Stake Conference, October 2013
Lest We Forget Program: 100 Year of Canadian War Brides, Richmond Library, Nov 2011.
100 Years of Canadian War Brides, Maple Ridge Library, May 2011.
100 Years of Canadian War Brides, BC Genealogical Society, May 2011.
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